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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
13
The Idaho Press Club will award nearly 100 certificates at its annual journalism dinner in Boise at the Owyhee Plaza Friday night. Richard Charnock of Boise and awards committee chair preside as 30 categories award winners and a sweepstakes engraved car. Earle Jester invites all professional newsmen to attend. Bill Hall of the Lewiston Morning Tribune will be master of ceremonies.
The recount of over 38 000 votes from Spokane School District 81’s 8.9 million levy vote starts today. Financed by the Spokane Committee for Education, it covers about 1 000 in costs after the measure failed a second time with 59.46 percent approval, 203 votes short of passage.
Idaho water resource staff and fisheries and water quality experts plan a one day Boise meeting in early May to discuss in stream flow needs. Wayne Haas, IDWR assistant director for planning, says data gaps hinder the state water plan and invites consultants to participate.
Idaho Highway Board selected the ridge route for relo cation of Lewiston Hill Road on US 95. The $10.3 million plan is longer and costlier than Hatwai Creek option but Hatwai Creek cannot connect to the present road to Washington communities. The ridge route would cut Lewiston to Moscow distance to 31.9 miles with 6.7 miles four lane from North Lewiston to summit and 6.7 miles two lane to Genesee.
Boise officials weigh options for the St Alphonsus Hospital building as the Division of Building Services awaits the Public Works decision on occupancy. A state armory cost estimate and potential remodeling versus new construction are discussed by the Permanent Building Fund Council.
Washington report says Republican officials pressed to move the national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach. General Motors cancels plans to unveil the 1973 Buicks at Miami Beach Convention Hall, freeing dates August 16-31 that conflicted with the convention. The Buick unveiling will be held in another city.
Army Corps of Engineers deliberates on Nezperce Roller Mills barge loading permit at Port of Lewiston. Two sides testify with environmentalists and city officials opposing a grain elevator and conveyor system as unsafe, while Montana and eastern Washington grain growers support the facility ahead of Lower Granite Dam completion in 1975.
Rose Bowman of Boise told a Cock Alene reception during a ten day north Idaho tour that the United States should admit Swe carinet and that Americans have grown used to Vietnam coverage. She urged limits on campaign spending and contributions to $25 per person to curb special interests.
The Diocese of Boise joined with other Christian groups and Protestants Monday to back a Plan for Equality aimed at ending discrimination in American life. Derek Mills of Project Equal Northwest said the effort seeks to use religious institutions’ purchasing power to advocate equal employment opportunities. Bishop Sylvester Treine announced participation and cited long-standing efforts to defend minority rights as essential to Christian life. Project Equality Northwest began January 1 and is backed by more than 150 religious institutions, with Boise’s diocese the fifth in the region to endorse.
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